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  1. 13th Jan 2004 22:56 #1
    tommy_123
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    hello i was looking around and i couldnt find anything about changing 4:3 to 16:9. See what i did was i have to AVI files and there in 4:3 and i want to change it to wide screen. Is there any programs i could use? If you guys could help me i would appreciate it. Thank you.
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  2. 14th Jan 2004 02:31 #2
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    AFAIK, AVIs don't have DAR - they are neither 4:3 nor 16:9. MPEG2 does have this property, tho...

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    So i cant change it into somthing similar like wide screen? or its just going to be full screen.
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    Specs on the AVI? Yes you can encode it widescreen, assuming the original AVI is of sufficient quality (which is doubtful). 2 CD DivX or larger only, don't bother with a 700 MB file....
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    You could always crop it into 16x9 frame and re-encode it in something like TMPEGenc, however you would probably hack everyone's heads off in the process...
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  6. 14th Jan 2004 22:31 #6
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    Thanks everyone for the replies.
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